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2.  Check to ensure the vents at the top back of the dispenser are not 
     blocked. 
3.  Check to make sure the dispenser is not too close to a heat- 
     generating machine, such as a coffeemaker.  Allow a minimum  
     1-inch airspace between machines.  
4.  Check to ensure that the dispenser is level on the countertop.   
5.  Check to ensure the condenser is not dirty.  Remove the back 
     panel to examine the condenser. If it is dusty or dirty, use a vacuum
     to clean it.    
6.  Check to ensure the fan is operating. Remove the front panel and 
     observe the fan on the right side of the dispenser, in front of the 
     compressor. For location of the fan, see page 21. Do a visual 
     inspection only. Be careful not to injure fingers by sticking them in 
     the fan. 
     If the fan is not running, call the A. C. Dispensing Equipment Inc. 
     Technical Assistance Center at 1-888-777-9990 or 1-902-865-9602. 
7.  If the problem is still not solved, call the A. C. Dispensing 
     Equipment Inc. Technical Assistance Center at 1-888-777-9990 or 
    1-902-865-9602. 

Dispenser is too cold 
(if dairy product is at 
least 34° or less for 
longer than an hour) 

1.  Check product temperature.    
     If temperature adjustment is required, see instructions on page 24. 
2.  Call the A. C. Dispensing Equipment Inc. Technical Assistance 
     Center at 1-888-777-9990 or 902-865-9602. 

Frost build up in the 
refrigerated compartment 

1.  Check the temperature inside the refrigerated compartment, to 
     make sure it is within the temperature range of 32 ºF to 40 ºF  
     (0 ºC to 4.4 ºC).  If the dispenser is running cold, it could form ice. 
2.  Check to see if the dispenser has accumulated ice or frost at the 
     top of the refrigerated compartment. Forming ice does not 
     necessarily mean the temperature of the product is too cold. Ice 
     may be removed during a product change:     To remove ice:   

  a.  Turn OFF the dispenser.  
  b.  Remove the dispenser drawer. For removal instructions, see  
       page 14. Set the drawer aside to replace later.   
  c.  Wait 10 minutes to allow the ice to soften.   
  d.  Gently remove the ice by hand and discard it. 
  e.  Wipe the interior down with a soft cloth.  
   f.  Dry thoroughly. 
  g.  Replace the dispenser drawer removed in Step b. For  
       replacement instructions, see page 15. 
  h.  Turn the power back ON. 

3.  If the roller does not move, check behind the motor guard plate.  

4.  If a temperature adjustment is required, follow the instructions on 
     page 24.   
     If further assistance is required, contact the A. C. Dispensing 
     Equipment Inc. Technical Assistance Center at 1-888-777-9990 or 
     1-902-865-9602.      

Dispenser is not level 
 

1.  Make sure all four legs at the bottom corners of the dispenser are in
     place.  Replace any damaged or missing legs. Replacement legs 
may 
     be obtained from the A. C. Dispensing Equipment Inc. Technical 
     Assistance Center at 1-888-777-9990 or 1-902-865-9602.   
2.  Make sure the dispenser is sitting level on the counter.  Use a  
     bubble level to ensure accuracy. 

Summary of Contents for AC-VP1

Page 1: ...AC VP1 Whipped Topping Dispenser Operations Manual D 19 122RevA...

Page 2: ...ate 19 Cleaning Dispense Tip Area 19 Cleaning Roller 20 Cleaning Roller Brackets 20 Cleaning Refrigerated Compartment 20 Cleaning Condenser 20 Document D 19 122 RevA REFRIGERATION SYSTEM 21 Temperatur...

Page 3: ...33 Kg empty dispenser Dimensions L x W x H 17 x 9 x 24 Note height measured with 1 support feet installed Cup sizes up to 4 in diameter and 7 high may be used Dispense Button Cup Guide Splash Panel Ca...

Page 4: ...ce The dispensers feature a Side Console which shows refrigeration functions for easy monitoring and adjustment of the refrigeration system The dispenser is preconfigured at our factory to dispense th...

Page 5: ...geration system is serviced by unqualified personnel Service under Warranty must be approved and dispatched by A C Dispensing Equipment Inc before the service technician is dispatched If you need assi...

Page 6: ...ray may be stored for future shipping THE CUP GUIDE The Cup Guide is a stainless steel formed rod with plastic lugs on both ends It guides positioning of cups under the dispense nozzle and will accomm...

Page 7: ...ds Place the dispenser at the appropriate serving height so that people drawing whipped topping from the dispenser can operate the button as well as easily place and remove cups The dispenser must be...

Page 8: ...ser is on and has reached operating temperature 3 Allow the dispenser to run empty for one hour to achieve a cold temperature before placing product containers in the dispenser The temperature control...

Page 9: ...e they are the proper temperature before being loaded into the dispenser The product bag is disposable and must not be reused Product bags of up to 20 oz may be used in the dispenser When the dispense...

Page 10: ...d For cleaning instructions see page 18 5 Reinsert the roller if it was removed in Step 3 6 Remove a prepackaged bag of whipped topping from the storage refrigerator Make sure the product temperature...

Page 11: ...ches to secure the enclosure plate 10 Close the dispenser slide the drawer into the refrigerated compartment Verify installation a Place a catch container under the dispense nozzle b Press the dispens...

Page 12: ...ve been followed before operating the dispenser See page 7 TO DISPENSE WHIPPED TOPPING 1 Place cup in front of Place Cup Here decal under the product dispense tip and within the cup guide 2 Press the...

Page 13: ...penser is out of service i e topping is too warm See page 24 to adjust temperature Panel Disable To prevent any unwanted dispenses during cleaning the Button Panel can be disabled before cleaning is s...

Page 14: ...bag REMOVE THE DISPENSER DRAWER The dispenser drawer may be removed for cleaning and servicing 1 Release the door cord from the lower left corner of the drawer Press the connector tab to release throu...

Page 15: ...e drawer fits onto the center post b Lower the drawer onto the center post 3 Replace the power cord removed in step 1 of the remove drawer procedure above by inserting it into the tab at the lower lef...

Page 16: ...at the bottom of the plate b Swing the plate out from the bottom c Lower the plate from the top slots d Remove the plate e Set the plate aside to go in the dishwasher or to be washed by hand Do not t...

Page 17: ...d crevices If a dishwasher is available this step may be carried out by placing the tray in the dishwasher and washing on the full wash cycle 5 After washing rinse the tray well with lukewarm potable...

Page 18: ...cleaned easily with a damp warm or hot cloth Make sure no whipped topping is left in the dispenser Clean each time a new bag of whipped topping is loaded Remove the enclosure plate and roller as requi...

Page 19: ...late and the motor guard plate may be washed in a commercial dishwasher on the full wash cycle If your location does not have a dishwasher the roller plate and the motor guard plate must be washed and...

Page 20: ...ipe the compartment clean each time a new whipped topping bag is loaded This will remove any condensation that may accumulate within the compartment 1 Turn the dispenser OFF 2 Remove the dispenser dra...

Page 21: ...e dispenser for details on the quantity of refrigerant used The condenser is located at the rear of the dispenser behind the back panel The evaporator is incorporated within the stainless steel walls...

Page 22: ...product within the range of 32 F to 40 F 0 C to 4 4 C The temperature is controlled by an electronic controller The temperature controller may be adjusted at the side console panel on the lower left...

Page 23: ...frigerated product compartment for 3 seconds In Continuous Display Mode Temperature Display Window shows internal temperature of the refrigerated product compartment continuously At first press of eit...

Page 24: ...till running too cold please call A C Dispensing Equipment Inc Technical Assistance Center at 1 888 777 9990 or 1 902 865 9602 during your 1 year warranty period or a qualified Refrigeration Technicia...

Page 25: ...is in Continuous Display Mode and the current temperature is 37 F Blank Dispenser is in Selective Mode Compressor is off d1 Temporary display confirms dispenser is in Continuous Mode d2 Temporary disp...

Page 26: ...wer back ON If a temperature adjustment is required follow the instructions on page 24 If further assistance is required contact the A C Dispensing Equipment Inc Technical Assistance Center at 1 888 7...

Page 27: ...27 WIRING DIAGRAM...

Page 28: ...ispenser is ready to operate Solid yellow indicates product bag is low and must be replaced soon The light glows after of the bag has been dispensed Solid red indicates dispenser is out of service i e...

Page 29: ...cuit breaker For the location of the circuit breaker see page 3 To check the Circuit Breaker Confirm that the Circuit Breaker on the lower left front side of the dispenser has not tripped out If it ha...

Page 30: ...compartment 1 Check the temperature inside the refrigerated compartment to make sure it is within the temperature range of 32 F to 40 F 0 C to 4 4 C If the dispenser is running cold it could form ice...

Page 31: ...otdispensing com If your Warranty has expired contact your Service Technician NOTE The Product Identification Label on the left side of each dispenser includes the contact telephone number for A C Dis...

Page 32: ...serial number from the data tag on the lower left side of the dispenser 2 Call the number provided on the service label on the dispenser 3 Our technical support staff will discuss the issue with you a...

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